Sentence examples for excluding normally from inspiring English sources

As these control datasets were subjected to various analyses, after excluding normally varying genes, we noticed genes that were expressed at low levels in the control samples but were significantly overexpressed in response to one or more pathogens.

The observation that the cytosolic region of a protein can act to restrict or exclude a normally membrane microdomain-associated protein, is certainly worthy of further study.

Taken together, these data fit the description of the NR, where the contents of the intranuclear vesicles are contiguous with the cytoplasm and/or excludes contents normally only found inside the nucleus (Malhas et al. 2011).

While many caging experiments have been conducted (normally excluding herbivores), none have measured DOC and microbial numbers.

The abridged form of the proposal should be double-spaced and should not exceed 1000 words, excluding a brief bibliography, normally consisting of key primary and secondary sources.

Data are given as n (percentages, calculated excluding missings), means (SD) if normally distributed or medians (IQRs) if not normally distributed.

Then there is the Trump base: this complex mixture of alt-right voters normally excluded from the mainstream of American politics, and blue-collar Americans in rust-belt states who normally vote without enthusiasm/hope, but this time they voted in unprecedented numbers because they had found – they thought – a champion.

Analysts' estimates normally exclude one-time items.

In such a case the specification of one remedy normally excludes another.

The military commissions' relaxed rules on hearsay – secondhand evidence that is normally excluded from the trial – further worked to Noor's disadvantage.

Suppose I define courage as "the ability to act while confronting a danger to oneself". "Confronting" is retained, so this would (normally) exclude running away.